Advice, Installation, and Commissioning of Stationary Gas Detection

Alerting in Dangerous Situations

Ravebo B.V. has extensive experience in various applications.
Stationary gas detection primarily serves the purpose of triggering an alert when a potentially hazardous situation arises due to the presence of a specific gas concentration. Sensors with various detection principles are used, typically integrated into a transmitter. The transmitter can be powered and connected to an alarm system via a controller. Applications are highly diverse.

Experience in Various Applications

• Monitoring gas conditions in fruit storage facilities;
• Monitoring oxygen levels in cargo areas during transport with readout in the driver's cabin;
• Monitoring toxic gas concentrations near processes where such gases may be released;
• Measuring toxic gases before entering a confined space, such as processes where H₂S is continuously present. Stationary detection provides an initial indication of whether it is safe to enter. In practice, personal gas detectors are also used.
• Monitoring oxygen levels in areas at risk of oxygen displacement due to nitrogen leaks;
• Monitoring toxic gas concentrations of sulfur dioxide (SO₂) and carbon monoxide (CO) near furnaces in metal recycling to timely detect potential worker exposure;
• Monitoring ammonia (NH₃) near storage tanks to detect possible leaks;
• Monitoring hydrogen (H₂) and chlorine (Cl₂) near membrane processes where these gases are released.